Under-Age Beggers at Robots and Drunk Car Guards

This past weekend we were East London visiting family and I was shocked at the amount of  "KIDS" begging at robots and 4-way stops.

We didn't drive much but in a total of approximately 10 robots we had seen at least 6 of the robots occupied by under age beggars.  I always feel bad for them but never give them anything as usually there is someone older / bigger waiting close by to beat them up the minute someone gives them money.

Now my husband and I were parked at McDonald's in Vincent, Deveraux Avenue and had about 4 or 5 youngsters coming to the car asking for money and whilst sitting there we started observing a drunk car guard at Crazy J's in Vincent harassing the customers and passers by. 

This guy was falling over his feet and when directing cars into the bays he would walk into the cars while they pull into the parking.  To the staff at Crazy J's this was a joke from the looks of it as they were looking from the door and laughing. Especially when the guy decided to just punch another guy (also very drunk from the looks of it) and the 2 of them started hitting each other - both too intoxicated to actually get a punch in and falling around more than anything.  This too was amusing to the staff and at one stage a man (i assume a manager of the store) came out carrying a pool cue acting as if he was going to hit the car guard and from what I assume, tried to chase him away (while laughing all the time) and in turn clearly no message received by the car guard who insisted on staying where he was.

For about 15-20 minutes that we were watching this spectacle I saw 2 cars turn back and leave without even getting out to complete their purchase. They saw what was happening and clearly turned back to go shop elsewhere.

In my honest opinion - phone cops or get alarm company to remove the person if he is a threat to your business and clients.  Luckily for me I am not a customer of Crazy J's but if I was then I would most definitely never set foot in that store or even the parking lot as a matter of fact since the staff make the drunk car guard their amusement for the day and inconsiderate of the damage being done to their company name (which they do not care for since they are only there for the salary at month end regardless of the turnover for the month) and as long as they can have a good laugh it is clearly all fine that this man harass their customers and damage the cars by walking into them all the time.

As for the Kids begging in the streets I was furious that our government does not have something solid in place to support these kids and get them off the streets ... and again this is only assumptions but in my opinion these kids have no future whilst they do not get help other to become our next generation criminals if no one helps them make a future for themselves. 

The government officials' wives drive fancy cars of which tax payers money has to supply the fuel and financing ... while there are so many homeless people that could be provided for with the amount it costs to keep these wives happy.

Law should give social workers and police in hand the right to remove such children from the street and keep them safe. There should be facilities in each and every town to accommodate these children and enforce an education upon them - give them meals - and keep them warm at night!!!

Yes, I know they cant all be saved and many doesn't want to, but as a country that keeps having a growing crime rate, there should be enforcers in place for those that keeps wanting to run away. Until such a time that they are of legal age they should be kept safe regardless of it being willingly or by force.
So Yes again, I'm saying lock up those who want to keep running away to the streets if it must, and hope for a few years down the line where they are grateful for the strong measures that was taken but then at least they have some sort of future with possibilities of making something of themselves.

All of us hated discipline growing up and those who got disciplined will all vouch how much it has helped them form themselves into the respectful and right minded people they are today.

We need a sort of safe-house for these kids and as a community need to stop feeding their habit of supplying cash on street corners - which in turn would make them realize that the only way they get provided for is by being in a safe place.  Surely these kids can't all want to live like that and if some of them have a chance to a better life then should it not be up to the government to try establish such an environment for them in which to be safe?